Lixy---Thanks!!If anyone is interested,the Pain Clinic,has a new website:www.seacoastpain.com.Any procedures are listed there.
Just click on the name of the procedure & it is explained.I just found,the first problem,with my transmitter.It works on a 9V battery.I was just shopping at Wal*Mart.My foot started "burning"
I thought"I've got to turn up the intensity."I took the transmitter,
out of my pocket.There is a window,on the transmitter,that tells the intensity!The battery was dead!Moral:Always carry a spare
battery!Live & learn. Irish

Interesting - I hope it works out for you, Irish. Sounds quite innovative.

I am just heading out for work now and am multi-tasking my way out the door while stepping over the horse who doesn't understand I can't take him with me every time I leave the house.

(Geez, he knows I'm typing about him! He just got up and stared at me!)

Steph---The battery problem is my own fault.Just a matter of getting used to it.I'm diabetic & have a meter to test my blood-
sugar.On it,the numbers start "flashing"when your battery is getting low.Evidently,this doesn't have that feature.I could complain,but somehow I don't think that they give a shit.With most medical facilities,they figure that my PCP sent me there,my
insurance paid them & that's all they care! Irish

I'm reading my sister her spelling words.

I'm letting supper digest while I play some smut games.

I'm giving some insentive to our guys in the site...LOL.

I'm thinking about the Ho Hos in the kitchen. :D

Eating oysters. ;)

talking to a little boy who should be in bed about a "magic Slinky."

If you think it's magic............. that's great.:D

I'll put it in the corn field.:)

<---didn't say *she* thought it was magic. :D

<---is wondering why she's not in bed yet.

eating & praying to god that this time it'll stay down

chatting in the chat room

watching the news

in the chat room